Album · 2006
Timeless Portraits and Dreams
- Released
- 2006
- Label
- Telarc Jazz
- Catalogue no.
- CD-83645
- Tracklist
- 15 tracks
- Length
- 1:02:18
- Country
- US
“Timeless Portraits and Dreams” is an album by Geri Allen, released in 2006 on Telarc Jazz. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 1:02:18. Jazz standards on the record include “Embraceable You”. The line-up features Geri Allen (piano, producer), Ron Carter (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums (drum set)), Atlanta Jazz Chorus (vocals, choir vocals) and Wallace Roney (trumpet).
Who played on Timeless Portraits and Dreams
- Geri Allen piano, producer all tracks
- Ron Carter bass on 12 tracks
- Jimmy Cobb drums (drum set) on 11 tracks
- Atlanta Jazz Chorus vocals, choir vocals on 5 tracks
- Wallace Roney trumpet on 5 tracks
- Carmen Lundy vocals on 2 tracks
- George Shirley tenor vocals on 2 tracks
- Donald Walden tenor saxophone on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1-1 Oh Freedom 1:52
- 1-2 Melchezedik 7:07
- 1-3 Portraits and Dreams 2:27
- 1-4 Well Done 5:22
- 1-5 La Strada 4:21
- 1-6 I Have a Dream 2:24
- 1-7 Nearly 4:28
- 1-8 In Real Time 5:40
- 1-9 Embraceable You standard 2:48
- 1-10 Ah-Leu-Cha — Charlie Parker 4:52
- 1-11 Just for a Thrill 4:21
- 1-12 Our Lady (for Billie Holiday) 5:59
- 1-13 Timeless Portraits and Dreams 5:05
- 1-14 Portraits and Dreams (reprise) 1:39
- 2-1 Lift Every Voice and Sing 3:52
Production
- Elaine Martone producer
- Peter Doris engineer
- Robert Friedrich engineer
More albums by Geri Allen
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Timeless Portraits and Dreams?
The line-up of Timeless Portraits and Dreams includes Geri Allen (piano, producer), Ron Carter (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums (drum set)), Atlanta Jazz Chorus (vocals, choir vocals), Wallace Roney (trumpet), Carmen Lundy (vocals), George Shirley (tenor vocals) and Donald Walden (tenor saxophone).
Which label released Timeless Portraits and Dreams?
Timeless Portraits and Dreams was released in 2006 on Telarc Jazz (CD-83645).
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